We can’t wait for Trent Bridge, says England’s king of swing

Richard Gibson

Fellow fast bowler Glenn McGrath suggested the home team had missed their opportunity of winning back the trophy after falling one wicket short of going 2-1 up with two to play. But Glamorgan paceman Jones, 26 buoyed by a career-best performance of six for 53 in the first innings is enthused about the prospects of a third consecutive Test of English dominance when the fourth Ashes instalment begins in Nottingham next week.

"The team are looking forward to the next Test match at Trent Bridge," said Jones. "We've played two back-to-back Tests, so there were some tired bodies on Monday night. But overall we realise if we can play to our potential we can really give this Aussie team a good run for their money," said Jones.